Kenner SSP Racers. 1971. US.
Glow in the Dark Solar Ball. 1985. US.
Aurora Skittle Ball. Weird War Tales N°1. 1971.
Seamonkeys. 1977. US.
Space 1999 model kit by Centuri. 1976. US.
Doctor Who Records and Tapes. 1980. UK.
Sphere sci-fi books. 1989. UK.
Sizzlers Fat Track. 1971. US.
Aurora Powerslicks. 1971. US.
Fleer football cards. 1991. US.
Thanks for looking 🙂
The Vintage Toy Advertiser 
Did you change your theme, or just the look of it?
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I changed the theme and added a banner. The new theme’s hardly any different than the old one but it has some cool new features.
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It is a refreshed look!
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Thanks Resa 🙂
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Wow! Somehow, I remember Sea Monkeys. When did they stop selling Sea Monkeys? What were they really, a shrimp? ( I got that from google, but don’t believe everything on google!)
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Yes a brine shrimp, Artemis, which can undergo a metabolic transformation based on its environment. Amazngly they’re still sold to date! .
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Ooh Dr Who. Wtf where sea monkeys that ad always had me baffled
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Sea-Monkeys are Artemia, check out my main post: https://thevintagetoyadvertiser.org/category/sea-monkeys/ … and yes, I was just as baffled as you seing all those ads a kid.
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I always thought those Sea Monkey ads were the creepiest things in the History of the World. LOL! 😀
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Yes, bizarre ads for sure, and nothing like how the creatures looked when grown!
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Great ads, especially the one for Doctor Who, that one is like a little comic strip! Fun to see something for Space 1999.as well, don’t often see much for that series 🙂
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It’s a cool little ad for Doctor Who isn’t it. You’re right about ads for Space 1999, I only have a few and am being patient to get more to make a dedicated post.
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Yeah, that’d be cool, would love to see more Space 1999. Its been repeated recently on TV so been enjoying seeing some of those old episodes again 🙂
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I think I will never be able to erase seeing my mom accidentally knock over my sea monkey aquarium and then vacuuming them up. RE-posted on twitter @trefology
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Oh no, the horror of that! The evil Hoover machine has been responsible for many a lost small thing over the years!!
I remember growing my Sea-Monkeys and being surprised that it actually worked. I wasn’t disappointed they looked nothing like the adverts because the packaging showed clearly what to expect… basically a bunch of creepy swimming bugs. Mine lived for about two weeks before mysteriously disappearing! Maybe they ate each other, or buried themselves at the bottom of the aquarium knowing their days were numbered? Crazy stuff.
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… and thank you kindly, tref, for the tweet 🙂
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